Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 18, 1919, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT DEVELOPMENTS BRODIE AUBRER FOREST FIRE NEAR Famous Comedian | _ rayrirow, Wyo. sur. 18,—They NAN WAND SALE AUG: f\ ° > Riverton. School District No. 25,' next Wednesday, August 20, at which COLY THREATENS A At Yris Tonight) szo0,000 over what it was last year, {time several thousand acres of choice 5 making a total assessed valuation now L H LARGE AREA REPORT Arvid E, Gillstrom, well-known di-| of $2,815,993. Of this amount $887, tion, ‘The place of saie will be Ft. =——— ly > Omaha Men Behind Enterprise to GONSOL WATE Test Out Outlying District a ORs near Lusk Two Business’ Houses Combine and ¢j Company Is Now Looking for Warehouse to Handle New $10,000 Stock y intended starting drilli The Brodie Rubber company and n that portion of the field ., e z the Ca 3 seven miles south from Lusk, : but public announcement has been Pany have combined under one man withheld agement to be known as the Brod 4b officers and directors of the Rubber company. C. P. Brodie of the J. Dor nd Acce per Tire and Accessory com- company are Joseph Patek, president, Brodie Rubber company J. J. Heriff, superintendent and hoe of the Casper Tire manager. - ‘ ‘sory company Mr. Herriff is a driller of more than twen years’ experience in the!the newly organi2 fields of Ohio, Oklahoma and Kansas.’ firm. More recently he has had charge of. No other men are at the head or the drilling operations for the Fidel!-' connected with the new Brodie } ty Oil & Gas Association, at Burns,! ber company, the new managers « Oregon, and from there he took! phasized today, for the entire intere » ete., for Wykonz!in the old Brodie Rubber comy ( t Creek, coming from has been bot out. that field to t charge of the drill- ‘These three popular young men ing operations for the Lusk Gas and | continue to have main headqu , Land Co. Both Mr. Herriff and Mr.| of the company at the present loca- Patek, president, express themselves tion of the Brodie Rubber compar as being positive as to the dome and! 166 South Center street. The D upheaval, ne as to the re, mond tires, which were r sults of d 6 the Casper Tire company, w It is believed that the company ed to the complete line of G may have to go pretty deep in this tires and accessories handled t field before the oil sands are encoun-' Brodie company. tered, and t re therefore puttine At present the company is unable in their fi with a capacity of to mect the big demand for tires but! §,000 feet vill start their first arrangements now are being made to! hole nch pipe, and are put in a larger stock to better handle prov and rig equipment the business in both Diamond and on a scale k enough to carry to: Goodyear tires, tubes, and all acces- a completion the 5,000 foot idea if! sories needed in excellent tire service nece : a The new managers are looking for a rriff departed for Casper warehouse to care for some of this » where he is purchasing! ney additional stock and if possibie mount of tools, rig-irons,’ the Brodie company will car plant, ete. The com. | 900 stoc! ve several truckloads » ground, and they The highest ra I work world is the Gokteik viaduct in jay next, on s Burma. ,It is eight hundred feet company will have this;above the water. s for operation within; d will spud in so swen| to be begun at once, as they expect in place. There is aj the lumber to be on the ground the school house jja-) ready for the carpenters the ulso one at the part of the present week. Also th from either of |,will be officers quarters, reheu er can be had}.garage, etc. They state the comp: y will oc-|{s financed with sufficient fund cur from that source. | thoroly prospect the locality the} These gentlemen say they expect!entering. That they have alread to put in at least three rigs for use in!t¢eived substantial proof of the inter- this southern locality, and that thelest taken in their work section will ha thoro testing be-| leases re: y it fore wor! pended there, and! expect the they anxious to secure as many| ple living in the country lenses possible in the neighbor-|to develop. hood. » going to build 2 first This is the most important ney class working camp near their fi move made in the Lusk oil field for well. The cook and bunk houses are/ geveral months. SEHK ALI IAAL AAA IRD with 2 ROKER TRIIRIEK EH good well cent to section 1 ranch of Mrs, § which they readily, ¢ su hope a i ne, LONGH at IRIS DANCE PAVILIO BIG CARNIVAL DANCE ADDED ATTRACTIONS, NOVELTIES, NEW MUSIC AND MUSICIANS, BANJO, SAXAPHONE, AND VIOLIN, AND A Star Singer Entertainer @ at > pl iY tre | nd Tim M. Yi, BEES ERE REGGE GHEE HEHEHE GOSH EEIEEES | e sole proprietor: i of |E i Largest Fruit Market in the State PEI IE REE FEE IETS SER SIE TSE ITED | 1212 Che Casper Daily Cribune county board of commissioners this The sale of Indian lands of the To Be in Person ear raisi! the assessed valuation of Shoshone reservation will be held lands will be offered at public auec- kie, Riverton, and easily reach- a good road. {rector of Mr, | Lb touring the country taking pictures So this is Amer- rrived in Casper} k Gardner, famous] 087 is assessed against the town of) Ws ‘oadway comedian, who is now! Riverton. ed by of America, calle ica,” and pa y enroute to Yellowstone park} take one of the epi-} & sodes i . While here Mr. MATINEE e ° JALITY Gillstrom met several friends and he 2:30 . “@’ and Mr. Gardner were persuaded to i remain over. Mr. Gardner will ap- Po — *S-| pear at the Iris tonight and will en- TONIGHT ~ deavor to amuse the public with song ED THEATER IN nd story. 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